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This course deals with RF (Radio Frequency) circuits and applications. The devices discussed include receivers, transmitters, modulators, filters, detectors, transmission lines, oscillators, frequency synthesizers, hybrids, power splitters, and low-noise amplifiers. Aspects of modulators, receivers, and filters are discussed in both the analog and digital domains. Applications include communication systems, radio, analog and digital television broadcasting, radar, radio and radar astronomy, and computer-aided circuit analysis.Dr. Wesley Swartz is the instructor with
Contact Dr. Swartz if you are interested in being a TA or grader. The textbook is: Radio Frequency Electronics by Jon B. Hagen. For further information on this course, click on any of the following: |
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